along with this: > 6. Women have lower acceptance rates as outsiders when they are identifiable as women. They should have added this: 7. Men have lower acce

along with this: > 6. Women have lower acceptance rates as outsiders when they are identifiable as women. They should have added this: 7. Men have lower acceptance rates as outsiders when they are identifiable as men. Seeing those two together - equally justified by the text - suggests it might just be a small bias (~10%) against "outsiders" who use their real name in favor of "outsiders" who use hacker aliases...regardless of gender.